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Opioids and cannabis are hot topics for the insurance industry, and both present challenges for brokers and risk managers. Some of those risks and emerging risks were brought into focus by two US-based experts from global law firm Dentons, who spoke ...

Paddle Popped popcorn has had its fits and starts since Malachi Symonds first started it in 2014. He went off to boarding school, ran it for two years during a gap year, then went off to college. “I had a family member doing it for me when I was away...

All four partners in the Bermuda office of international law firm Carey Olsen have been ranked in the 2020 edition of Chambers Global, ,/i>the firm said. Chambers is a leading reference and ranking guide for law firms and lawyers based purely on clie...

The Bermuda office of international law firm Appleby has the most lawyers on-island ranked in the insurance and dispute resolution categories in the 2020 edition of Chambers Global, the firm said. Chambers is a leading reference and ranking guide for...

Shares of BF&M fell more than 6 per cent in Bermuda Stock Exchange trading. The insurer dipped $1.25 to close on $19 as 2,000 shares changed hands. Ascendant Group Ltd was unchanged on $31 as 300 shares were traded. Among international companies, sha...

The latest Bermuda Development Agency year end review reveals 2019 was a year of triumph and challenge. Despite a challenging economic environment, the BDA directly assisted in the incorporation of 31 new entrants in Bermuda last year, from a number ...

Bermudian Michael J.A. Darling has been promoted to managing director at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management in New York. Mr Darling, 59, of Warwick, runs the Island Group, an experienced group having more than 115 years of combined industry experience,...

The Hong Kong office of international law firm Appleby has closed due to concerns related to the coronavirus. The virus has killed more than 1,100 people worldwide since emerging as a health threat in the Chinese city of Wuhan in December. A statemen...

Despite the Cayman Islands’ booming economy, poverty remains a substantial problem. The Government’s Needs Assessment Unit gave financial support to 2,059 families in 2018, including rent money for 543 families and paying electric and water bills for...

In the fourth day of a five-part series on the Cayman Islands’ economic growth story, we hear concerns about some of the side-effects of rapid development and population increase. Unease is growing among Caymanians over the pace and scale of develop...